颤抖 | chàn dǒu | to shudder; to shiver; to shake; to tremble | |
发抖 | fā dǒu | to tremble; to shake; to shiver | |
抖动 | dǒu dòng | to tremble | |
精神抖擞 | jīng shén dǒu sǒu | spirit trembling with excitement (idiom); in high spirits; lively and full of enthusiasm; full of energy; con brio | |
抖落 | dǒu luò | to shake out |
1 | I shuddered to think of it. | |
2 | Ms. Deng, the former principal, recalled that nearby construction work in May 2006 caused the flooring in the main school building to shake violently. | |
3 | He shook the rain off his clothes. | |
4 | My uncle told me aftershocks are occurring every half hour and that his legs are shaking all the time, even in the safe periods. | |
5 | Take your coat out of doors and shake it out. |